We all know the Some Girls bonus tracks would have worked well as an album of its own---but it is simply not an album. The CD was not sold separately under a different title...nor did the Stones go out on tour to support the new disc....it's simply Disc 2 to Some Girls. Tattoo You was advertised, distributed and treated as a new album.

However, No Spare Parts and Plundered My Soul were both marketed as "new" singles from The Stones.

It's unfortunate that they didn't offer Disc 2 of the Some Girls extras as a stand alone album.

However, was there something similar to the write up in the double reissue of Exile like there is with Some Girls? That was a nice piece, the Some Girls one by Anthony DeCurtis.

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Justin
We all know the Some Girls bonus tracks would have worked well as an album of its own---but it is simply not an album. The CD was not sold separately under a different title...nor did the Stones go out on tour to support the new disc....it's simply Disc 2 to Some Girls. Tattoo You was advertised, distributed and treated as a new album.

Your argument has merit but I have to stick with DP I'm afraid.

I'm in up to my nipples so there is no turning back.

I thought you were talking about people.

30s Robert
40s Frank
50s Chuck
60s John
70s Keith
80s Bruce
90s Mick
00's Bono (aarrgh)

60's - JJF - signature Stones song for me
70's - Rocks Off - kicking-est rocker they ever made IMHO
80's - - Hang Fire - know most prefer Start Me Up, but love the attitude in this song
90's - Saint of Me - doesn't start like a rocker, but ends that way
00's - Rough Justice - starting to have to reach here, but do like this song
10's - Title 5 - 40 yrs old but who's counting? Really wish they would have finished this track!